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Crossword clue for "EROS"

EROS: Psyche's love

Other crossword clues for answer "EROS"

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Lewis book "The Four Loves"; One often shown with arrows; One who's making love?; Romantic figure whose name is an anagram of a romantic gift; Romantic symbol, or the anagram of another romantic symbol; Symbol of love that becomes another symbol of love when its first letter is moved to the end; Greek equivalent of 5-Across; Astronomical body that's aptly in the "Amor group"; Greek god that becomes a Greek goddess when its second letter is removed; Greek word for love; Amor's Greek counterpart; Cupid's Greek counterpart; He takes a bow on Valentine's day; Libido personified; One of Aphrodite's sons; Cupid, to the Greeks; Libido; Son of Aphrodite and Ares, in some legends; Cupid, to Greeks; Greek love god; Matchmaker of myth; Lustful god; Asteroid discovered in 1898; Boy taking a bow; Word hidden in three answers of this puzzle; Desire deified; Love-ly god; Mythical matchmaker; Shooter of hearts; Winged god of love; Bow-and-arrow boy; Cupid, to Cassandra; One taking a bow?; Symbol of love; He takes a bow; Mythological arrow shooter; Winged symbol of love; God with a bow and arrow; Amorous archer; Winged deity; February 14 figure; Deity of desire; Figure of love; Subject of a Piccadilly Circus statue; Trafalgar Square statue; Valentine's Day visitor; Winged god who's a symbol of romance; The Garden of ___ (Oscar Wilde poem); Amatory archer; Beau-winning bowman; Valentine's Day deity; Young winged god of the Greeks; Cretan's Cupid; Greek who played with matches?; What the Greeks called Cupid; A son of Aphrodite; Archer on Olympus; One of C.S. 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P.; St. Valentine's henchman.; Statue in Picadilly Circus.; Valentines feature him.; Friend to Mark Antony.; Valentine's aide.; Colleague of Zeus.; Marc Antony's friend.; Matchmaker.; Mythical marksman.; Antony's Friend.; Mark Antony's friend.; Arrow carrier.; Statue in Piccadilly Circus.; Friend of Antony: Shak.; Piccadilly landmark.; Winged youth, in art.; Archery expert.; Companion of Aphrodite.; Grecian Cupid.; Athenian deity.; Role in "Antony and Cleopatra."; Statue featured in British Exposition.; Winged youth.; Counterpart of Cupid.; Plato's "Symposium" topic.; Asteroid approaching the earth in 1964.; Greek cherub.; See 5 Across.; Shakespearean role.; One of the asteroids.; Psyche's admirer.; Son of Ares.; Amor.; Olympian; Statue in Piccadilly.; Aphrodite's aide; Winged figure; Brave cockneys; Greek deity; Cupid's relative; Olympian god; ___ and Civilization: Marcuse; Love divinity; Piccadilly Circus sight; Topic of Plato's "Symposium"; Anthony's friend; San Diego Symphony conductor; 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